This article was originally published in 2019, as an insert in Modern Aesthetics. The following excerpt was written by Dr. Munavalli, on behalf of the publication. Your face ages in many different and specific ways. Some changes come from the outside—namely the sun’s damaging ultraviolet (UV) rays and environmental exposures—and others come from the inside,…
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You asked, we answered. Here are some of the top patient questions we get about laser treatments for face, winkles and more! Q: What is the best laser for deeper wrinkles, some sun damage and crows feet? A: Deep wrinkles caused by repetitive muscle movements, such as on the forehead and the 11 lines or…
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What is Melasma and what causes it? Melasma is an acquired condition of the skin causing hyperpigmentation, or brown spots, in areas of the body that have been exposed to the sun. The face is most commonly affected and melasma appears as symmetric brown patches on cheeks, forehead and chin. The brown pigment appears after…
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As we age, does our skin. We may notice more fine lines, wrinkles, and dark spots on the face, hands or skin (they are called age spots for a reason!) People often also see a decline in the fullness of their face, as well as changes in the skin’s texture, elasticity and tone. And while…
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Why is fall such a great time for cosmetic treatments? Fall is a great time for cosmetic treatments because typically people have less sun exposure in the fall months. The temperature is cooler in the fall, so treatments that require compression garments, such as liposuction and cosmetic sclerotherapy for spider veins, are not as bothersome…
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